St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$3.50, 960.07.
Hon. c. M. Loring has recovered from his
recent Sunstroke.
One case each of diphtheria and scarletina
was reported yesterday.
The GLOBE is on sale at +. II. Newelrs
drug store at Excelsior.
The plat of Minnehaha Falls Second adj
dition was filed yesterday
The council committee on public grounds
and buildings will meet this afternoon.
This evening the North Lyndale Improve
ment association will hold q meeting ut 2504
Lyndale avenue.
The First National bank of Decorah To-,
mas begun an action against George w. Bray
ct al, to recover 81, 600 on promissory note.
Since March 81 there have been 347 mar
rlage licenses issued from the district court.
and 1t is not good year for marriage either.
This evening Rev. j. d. Fulton, of New
York, will speak at the First Baptist church
Be-"
D. X. Blake, alias Kennedy. was arrested
yesterday by Inspector Fairbairn for the lar
ceny of jewelry from of j Kerr, at 41S First
avenue north.
Justice Abel has decided that W. F. Nc
Carthy can recover in his suit against the
city for $50 for overtime in running the city
hall elevator
The case of Rich VS. the city, to recover
damages for stone taken from in front of his
property, has been dismissed by Judge
Young.
Bev. E. d. Chittenden will be ordained at
Gethsemane church at 1890 this morning,
when Assistant Bishop Gilbert will conduct
the services.
There will be an all-day meeting of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society in the
First NJ. L. church, East side, beginning at
1880 this morning.
The examination of Girls Holm, Swan An
derson and Henry Fandrew, charged with
stealing goods from tn Big Boston clothing
store, will be had day.
Henry Spillman died Yesterday, aged sew
enty-nine years. Funeral from the family
residence, 2S1S Eighteenth avenue south,
this afternoon at O'Clock.
Judge Young has discharged the attach
ment issued against Philbin d Co., at the
instance of Emil Engle, who sought to re-
cover 1884. 43 for work done.
John Wapola died yesterday at 421 Wash
lngton avenue south, aged thirty-five years:
Mr.. Wapola was resident of Brainerd and
had come to the city for medical treatment.
The regular monthly meeting of the Real
Estate exchange occurs this morning at 10
o'clock. An important amendment to the
constitution WILDE acted upon and other
business will come before the exchange.
The cases of Curtis E.. Pratt and Alexander
Clark against the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul Railway company, to recover DANA
Norwood last September, continued on trial
yesterday.
The Mormons are drawing crowded houses
at the dime museum. The comedy of
School and the melodrama of 1.-THE Ran
GER are also pleasing the audiences The
management announce new gifts Friday to
the ladies.
This evening there will be a union meet
ing of Minneapolis Presbyterian churches at
Westminster church, when Rev. G. c., Heck
will ON hrt,n tanTa
Presbyterian Churches for the Past Two
Hundred Years.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Frederick Peterson and Mary Larson ;Charles
Roeheke and Amelia Lange; John Brusack
and Mary Ketzel; John Fink and Dora e.
Packard; August KriSchberger and Augusta
Uszwa; George w. NJ. Verge and Gracetta
Morrison.
1.-THE credit of stopping Aid. Barrows' run
away horse at Chute grove during the Dec
.oration day services should be given to ex-
Detective Fred Shepherd, who manageable
overtake the runaway at no little risk to his
life. The horse he rode strained one of its
legs severely.
June5 will be the Danish indepence day,
and the Danish citizens of Minneapolis will
celebrate the event by. a festival at DANA
hall in the evening, when speeches will be
made by Rev. christopher Janson, c. NeuInan
and others. The Danish society of St.sFanl
will take part in the exercises. There wilEbe
a ball in the evening.
In the case of John w. INLAND against ex-
Sheriff W. M. Bracket, to- compel him to
turn over the drug store property on the
corner of Washington and Hennepin ave-
Young, in which he holds that the properly
must be returned to the plaintiff upon his
paying the expenses to the one who, has
been in charge of the place. ..2sss-%
Before Judge Young yesterday was begun
the libel suit of Andrew Sandberg against
The Swedish American Publishing com
pany to recover $1,000. Mr.. Sandberg al
1eges that during November, 1886, the
Svenska Ameriska Poster printed an article
charging him with being drunkard, and
with freQuenting. the most DEPRIVED places